We Gather To Pray: An Advent Prayer Service
Pray with the four themes of the season
MARC CARDARONELLA
The catechetical challenge for Advent is that it’s not Christmas, but everyone around us acts like...
Celebrating St. Francis Xavier (Dec. 3)
Francis Xavier was born in 1506. As a young boy he lived with his family in a castle in Spain. He did well in school and enjoyed sports. As an adult, Francis shared the gospel with people in far away lands such as India and Japan. His life turned out very different from how he thought it would.
Advent in 2 minutes. Courtesy of Busted Halo.
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A Jesse Tree That’s Not Just For Christmas
Plan Ahead to Recycle your Tree for use all Year
SR. LOU ELLA HICKMAN
When you take down your Jesse tree after Christmas, have you ever...
The Lights of Advent for Your Students and Their Families
At this time of year, our thoughts, time, and energy turn toward preparing for the holiday season.
All Souls’ Day Message for Primary Grades
From: Advice from a Master Catechist
Question: What age-appropriate suggestions do you have for sharing the meaning of All Souls’ Day with my first and...
Celebrate Your Family on All Saints Day! (A free download!)
CONNIE CLARK
Have you ever been to a family reunion? You might play games, eat delicious food, and meet relatives you’ve only seen in pictures....
Celebrating Saint Colette
Colette was born in 1381; she lived in France. Her parents named her Nicolette after St. Nicholas, who is the patron saint of children. Colette’s parents shared their faith in God with her. Even as a child, Colette was a person of prayer.
Living the Liturgical Year: St. Joseph, the Husband of Mary, March 19
St. Joseph teaches us how to really live!
CONNIE CLARK
An angel visits you in the middle of the night with a message: Someone in...
Living the Liturgical Year: St. Patrick, March 17
Get to know the real St. Patrick
CONNIE CLARK
When you think of St. Patrick, you might think of Ireland. After all, he’s the country’s...
